US Air Force

Airman Basic is the Air Force starting grade, worn without stripes through basic military training at Lackland and typically into ...

Senior Airman wears three chevrons and marks the top of the junior enlisted ladder in the Air Force, which unlike the Army does no...

Technical Sergeant wears five chevrons with a star device and supervises maintenance shops, flight sections, and cyber flights, re...

Air Force Master Sergeant wears chevrons with star devices denoting senior NCO grade and serves as superintendent of shops, flight...

Chief Master Sergeant wears the E-9 chevrons with a wreathed star device in the center and is the senior enlisted leader of wings,...

The Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force, CMSAF, wears a distinctive wreathed insignia and advises the Chief of Staff and Secret...

General of the Air Force was created in 1949 for Henry Hap Arnold, who had commanded the Army Air Forces through World War Two as ...

Airman First Class, abbreviated A1C, wears two chevrons with a star in the center, between the single chevron of Airman and the th...

Senior Master Sergeant wears five chevrons pointing down and two pointing up, with a star in the center. The grade was created, to...